An Asparagus Cancer Cure?

I really enjoyed reading the columns this past week at HealthyFellow.com. In addition to the high quality, natural health information I've come to expect there were also a few surprises. It was interesting to learn about some unexpected connections between breast and prostate cancer, carob and heart disease and even antisocial behavior (crime and violence) and nutrition. Go figure!

Monday - Why You Should Consider Supplementing w/ Magnesium

Tuesday - Does Asparagus Really Cure Cancer?

Wednesday - Carob, Multivitamins and Saturated Fat News

Thursday - The Link Between Crime and Nutrition

Friday - The Latest Breast and Prostate Cancer News

One of the points that's often made on the HealthyFellow site is that we all need to do our part to spread the word about natural medicine. If you read something of value in a book, magazine or online ... make it a point to share your discovery with your doctor, family and friends. If you do so, the information automatically becomes so much more impactful. This is a free way to make a big difference in the lives of those around us. But it's up to us to actually do it.

Almond Pancake Recipe and More

I'm on the go today. It's the weekend and that means it's time to run some errands! But before I head out, I just wanted to mention what's been going on at HealthyFellow.com. The titles pretty much speak for themselves.

Link 1 - Good Bacteria, Bad Bacteria

Link 2 - Herbal Sleep Study Announcement and Sleep Research

Link 3 - Herbal Sleep Study Results and Analysis

Link 4 - Grain and Sugar-Free, Low-Carb Pancakes

Link 5 - Nutrition Myths February 2010

I found something of value in each of the previously mentioned blogs. I hope you'll check out the information for yourself and that you'll agree with my assessment! Until next week, please take good care of yourself and those around you.

Jimmy Moore Whole Foods and Links

I was plenty surprised to see JP "The Healthy Fellow" mentioned on another favorite blog of mine: Jimmy Moore's Livin' La Vida Low Carb. It looks like the health food store chain, Whole Foods, is starting up a new low-fat, vegetarian based "wellness program" that claims to be the key to greater health for the masses. I'm sure many of the folks at Whole Foods believe this will, in fact, result in improved health for many of their customers and greater profits for themselves and their investors. There's nothing wrong with that ... if it works. I for one am far from convinced that such a way of eating is healthful for the majority of people out there. I am however in favor of modeling a menu plan around real, whole foods such as grass-fed dairy and meat, free range chickens and eggs, organic fruits, nuts, seeds and veggies. These are the very same types of foods that have sustained countless generations and they're what I continue to recommended (and use) wholeheartedly.

And now for a brief overview of the other action that's been going down on my favorite natural health site on the 'net: HealthyFellow.com

Monday's Topic: Herbs for Arthritis, Colds and Crohn's Disease

Tuesday's Topic: Herbs for Allergies and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Wednesday's Topic: Herbs for Bronchitis, High Cholesterol and More!

Thursday's Topic: The Link Between Cranberries and Heart Health

Friday's Topic: The Latest News About Soy and Phytoestrogens

I hope you'll find this natural health information as valuable as I did. I also want to encourage you to let Whole Foods know exactly how you feel about their new health/marketing strategy. As a consumer, you do have a powerful voice. Please make sure to use it and to "vote" with your spending dollar.

Natural Memory Boosters and More!

If you've been reading the columns at HealthyFellow.com this past week you've learned that: a) chewing gum can be good for you; b) dry eyes can be soothed naturally; c) holistic health care doesn't have to be expensive; d) memory can be improved naturally; and e) preventive medicine is at the core of true holistic healing.

Monday - Natural Memory Boosters!

Tuesday - Save Money By Using Natural Health Bargains

Wednesday - Holistic Health Requires Preventive Medicine

Thursday - Chewing Gum, Erythritol and Xylitol

Friday - Natural Remedies for Dry Eyes

I know I learned a lot by exploring the previously linked blogs. I hope you'll take the time to read them as well and that they'll support your own quest for better health.